You have heard from others how Rav Elazar Mayer Teitz, zt”l was a respected community rabbi and accomplished educator who impacted the lives of thousands

I. Artificial Intelligence and School Work Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made great progress over recent years. The trickle that began in late 2022 has

Great thinkers convince people and do not try to intimidate them. In the introduction to his Guide for the Perplexed, Rambam issues a command to

Today we access Torah texts in many more ways than in the past. Of course, we primarily use printed texts (sefer, sefarim) in our learning.

I. Obligations to Give Giving charity, supporting those in need, is a great mitzvah. It is important not only in order to help those who

I. Tehillim Fatigue Is there a difference between providing physical and spiritual help to someone in need? One of the beautiful aspects of belonging to

I. Thank You Hashem We recognize and thank God for the blessings we receive in this world, sometimes in formal ways with a blessing and

I. Self-Interest And Capitalism The theoretical basis for the economic system of capitalism is self-interest, another term for greed. Those who devalue greed, who view

We stand up for a Torah scroll when it is removed from the ark or moved from place to place. Doing so is a sign

I. A Gentile Writing A Letter in a Scroll? On October 7, 2024, Senator Lindsey Graham visited the Western Wall and filled in a letter

On the one hand, never before have Jews been as prosperous as they are now. Both the vast majority of individuals and the community in

It seems that every few years someone argues that the message of the Akeidah, the binding and near-sacrifice of Yitzchak (Gen. 22), is something other